Elsevier is proud of this recognition of a truly remarkable work, which is the result of the effort and dedication of dozens of individuals. We felt from the beginning - eight years ago - that this was a worthy and worthwhile project and one that will make a real difference in the study of anatomy for medical students all over the world.

At Elsevier, we are fully committed to supporting the next generation of healthcare professionals. While our goal in establishing these awards is to profile and promote the crucial role that nurses and doctors play in our communities across the US, along the way we were truly inspired by the young minds at work, searching for ways to improve medical care every single day.

We are pleased with this partnership and how it will support our goal of improving the outcomes of patient care. We are placing more of our world-class, clinical information where health practitioners need it to support their clinical decisions--directly at the point of care.

This partnership is an absolute victory for health practitioners and will change the way they consume medical information to support their clinical decisions. Valuable partnerships like this are very important to our overall strategy of putting more and more relevant clinical information directly at the point of care.

The girls we spoke to see Barbie torture as a legitimate play activity.

The girls we spoke to see Barbie torture as a legitimate play activity, and see the torture as a 'cool' activity. The types of mutilation are varied and creative, and range from removing the hair to decapitation, burning, breaking and even micro-waving.